Tyler, Frederick George, Corporal, 17186, 10th Bn, Notts & Derby Regiment
Born Plymouth, Devon
Enlisted Derby
Killed in action France and Flanders 14th December 1915
C Company
Aged 26
Son of Major F. H. and Mrs. Caroline Tyler, of 121, Mill Hill Lane, Derby
Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Panel 39 and 41
Employed as a clerk, Goods Department, Midland Railway, Derby
Derby Daily Express, 21st December 1915
Frederick Tyler was ‘formerly on the clerical staff of the outdoor assistant’s office, Chief Goods Managers Department, Midland Railway, Derby’, and was a son of Major Tyler, formerly at the Normanton Barracks. According to the newspaper report, he was killed by shellfire on the 15th December 1915.
1911 Census: Frederick Tyler was a 21 year old railway clerk, residing at Normanton Barracks. He was the son of Captain Tyler and Caroline Tyler.
Born Plymouth, Devon
Enlisted Derby
Killed in action France and Flanders 14th December 1915
C Company
Aged 26
Son of Major F. H. and Mrs. Caroline Tyler, of 121, Mill Hill Lane, Derby
Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Panel 39 and 41
Employed as a clerk, Goods Department, Midland Railway, Derby
Derby Daily Express, 21st December 1915
Frederick Tyler was ‘formerly on the clerical staff of the outdoor assistant’s office, Chief Goods Managers Department, Midland Railway, Derby’, and was a son of Major Tyler, formerly at the Normanton Barracks. According to the newspaper report, he was killed by shellfire on the 15th December 1915.
1911 Census:
Frederick Tyler was a 21 year old railway clerk, residing at Normanton Barracks. He was the son of Captain Tyler and Caroline Tyler.